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Dr. Karve,<BR>
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Rather than use wood gas, use the biogas from your biodigester and remove the CO2. There is less CO2 to remove from the biogas than nitrogen from the wood gas and it is an easier process.<BR>
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You are closer to a more cost effective and energetic solution if you compress methane anyway.<BR>
<BR>Art Krenzel, P.E.<BR>PHOENIX TECHNOLOGIES<BR>10505 NE 285th Street<BR>Battle Ground, WA 98604<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR> <BR>
> Date: Tue, 31 May 2011 10:01:36 +0800<BR>> From: adkarve@gmail.com<BR>> To: gasification@lists.bioenergylists.org<BR>> Subject: [Gasification] back to gasification<BR>> <BR>> Dear List,<BR>> We are already using, in India, wood gas made from agricultural waste<BR>> to run stationary internal combustion engines. But, for using it as<BR>> automobile fuel, it would have to be filled into cylinders, for which<BR>> the nitrogen in the wood gas would have to be removed in order to<BR>> reduce its bulk and to increase its calorfiic value. Does anybody have<BR>> a suggestion as to how this can be achieved?<BR>> Yours<BR>> A.D.Karve<BR> </body>
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